Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
THE CHAUTAUQUAHS.
F'ANNa = GaEAT TIMs At sAY UE".
Ths alshisea osp.rtaasat of lAaais a. a
-Fsra@aest OrEsalxsfio 4a4 . .i-@e<s
-hscFs4tioa-Nss D41aition
81 ms1hodlst.

bat "a exception must be saksn ia favor IT
this particular resort. and any praises that
u.sv ss .ou lassi must n1t &c overlooked as
ONLY 6hs oriinzry oqsraoa II v estsrn sK-
trasagAacs "a speech, % os attributed ~ the
sup.rAosndsnoe of ozon= la the Atmosphere
~e breathe 81 tlstlrbins oar mental tAcul-
ties a. - render it impossiois % avoid
mAznify.ng everything around as which
beng Interpreted means not telling tie
ulll.l
Bay Viss once only made people vel
aud Aited Iaem up relig0usly. lE 40
longer Las the monopoly Of these things,
buL they still hold tie prs-emineacs. It's
.saemolY woGk IS unrissllsd. for are not
Dsaa Wright of the ChAutsaqua school Of
theology. and Wallace Bruce is orator, and
ssyefsl u - lecturers. on TIE prozrAmms,
oesids many of It's specialists ia different
Departments 0f sOrk. lArge chorus choir
le1 b. Prof. stevens. etc.. etc,
The cottage owners do their best 20 pro
vide rooms for those who pour In here IN
taf0n<s, but Noah Ark seems 10 Dc a
necessity tor the workers who are uncere-
m8niouslY lodged here snd there and every
where and noshers. though Of course this
last word ls not strictly true and that ws
are o01nd 10 be. shseher the relations
are srO4a1 0r n0t. The Assembly man
szefaent put up 4 largc ampnltaeatre seat
inx 800 persons and as sOon a. ls was
tested planned Tor seventy feet extension
Tor accommodation SAKE. But IF al those
ssplranls for Official position could bat be
initiated az our pO-tonice, Ny. i guess 50.
IhLnk Of yClng man with persistent.
accommodation calling for letters FOR forty
of as friends The Government. or some
body. who has ntted up that little gem
where se can put into association with tne
busy word down yOndsr should now add
= shot gun. aud make terms. or, II you
value your toes. etc. get out Of The lOag HE
behind YOU
rhe receipts this year so far are three
tlne- more than as. year. and three times
Is many Chautauqu8ns are here, among
them quite a sprInkung Of Baptists, Presoy-
ssrians oDgregatiouali.ts. and kp.sco-
palians- Two miles Of water-pipes have
also been added. and al the public iro-
prOvsments greatly increased. Iha meet
ings are vel attended. aud one, AZ least. has
fourd out tat "the best one Is the one be
NJ ssed' An air OF stability IS recognized.
and We viii, frOm time 10 time. note some
OF the things thar constitute the fOanG4lOn
OF our present prosperity. and are the prom
ise OF increasing Advancement. The assem-
biz has demonstrated her right 10 exist by
existing
John NJ Hall. the superintendent of
The Bay View Assembly, performed for a
year vast amOuns Of preparatory labor IN
,he - 4. :. q. snt>rcSs and the- es a. ~
pertinent secured such endorsement from
headquarters ss 70 establish q Michigan
department OF Chautauqua- Now don
pass this By as a common place sentence
tor you hsve never heard before Of such
thing 10 IS q new departure. one which
viii doubtless be repeated IN various sec
tons. Bat this young State of Michigan
somehow has ths happy faculty Of leading
more advanced states snd even countries,
10 many other things beside. During the
past year this indeiAtga5ie worker has
actually responded and for the most part
By letter. % over five thousand let
ters on this Cbautauqua and Bay
View = business Think OF IL you
wto are 50 impOlite as not 10 reply 10 your
nall dozen. said the senior Bishop Of the
Methodist Church, a white-haired sanity
old man. 10 cant be possible your letters
are not answered. / always make I. a point
70 answer every letter / get. Why, once /
received one from a rich widow whc pro-
posed marriage and / answered that
There are three times as many Chautau-
qnans hers "a last year. upwards OF los
having registered thus far and permanent
organization effected with the following
named for officers.
President Rev Henry Johnson Big
Rapids first Vice President, Rev Wm.
Hanson. Whitehall second Vice President.
Mrs. Saith Palmer. saginaw. Secretary.
Carrie F. Sxilmln. NJ Clemens Treasurer.
Mrs. Chss. Palmer, Of INLAY City
and az executive committee as
follows J. ". Hal Flint Mrs. Mary
Counsble. Pstoskey. Rev. c. II. Morgan
East Saginaw. Mrs Ella Wood~Orth, Hud-
son Srs. J. +. Zoe. fo-tlall-
The first Denominaa01t Day was Tues
day. The Baptists leading cd az 9U wiln
Rev. f. K. Bennett IN charge While a
zoodlv number were in attendance. the
programme vas not prepared. OF failed and
Superintendent Hall viii try aud secure
them another hour
The Msthodist meeting in the afternoon
presided over nv D-. T.. ~ FisSe with a
carefully prepared papsr By Dr. Arthur Ed
wares Uf ChlCaEo. aud a thoroughly de-
nom national speech 81 Dean Wright,
whom some were claiming for Presb7tygf an
ism wonder u if Vas because 20 his scAol-
ariv msnner. bis knowlscgs Of Greek but
whose minds we're tloroughiv dissoused OF
sncl s folly on that occasion His dehni-
ton of a Netaoflst is one who leads a re-
hgious .Iie bY methods uos bT isrSs
Mstho.fsm vas regarded ~ TIE historian
ass great re zi1us factor 10 is slsO an edu-
eatonai force. The three great factors no
ticed we're. fhs Cnaufaglua movement un-
der a Netr oelst. Nr vincent alsO the sun
iay school worS under the same man. the
acknowledged lesder In the sunday school
v0rll today and many were 4 al % hear
him marshal in srrsv 81 TIE sst ia this
trinity OF forces. that crest man Bishop
rsvior. with bis African wor< Whenever
tnt whatever subject the Dean speaks
tor 0f the Sunday school. in picfurr<Q le